Blossom:
The flower heads, usually up to 7 cm in diameter and growing individually on 15 to 20 cm long stems, are densely filled and round. The center is usually yellow, while the petals are white, pink, or red.
Growth:
In the first year, flat leaf rosettes form, while in the second year, solitary flower heads grow on long stems. The leaves are entire and elongated; they are usually a deep dark green.
Location:
Massifs prefer either full sun or partial shade, and the soil should be loamy and rich in humus. They are particularly well-suited as borders for flower beds. If you're looking for a balcony decoration, Massifs are also suitable for cultivation in tubs or window boxes. Muscari and botanical tulips are particularly suitable as bed neighbors.
